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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ Administrative of the estate of j. A. DEAL,
deceased, has made a final settlement with the
Judge Of Probate for York county, and on the
18th day of April, 1887, at IL o'clock, NJ, will
make application for final discharge from liza
bility as Administrative of the said estate.
M. E. DEAL, Administrative.
March 16 IL str
DELINQUENT LAND SALE FOR FIs-
CAL YEAR 1885.
TREAsURERs OFFICE,
YoRKvILLE, S. c., March r. 1887.
Moses Farris, Trustee. Kings Mountain Town
ship. Thirty-eight Acres. Taxes and costs,
$40; Advertising 25 cents. Total $29o.
AUDITORS OFFICE, YORK COUNTY,
YoRKvILLE, s. c., March 18th, 1887,
NOTICE is hereby given that the whole OF
~ the several parcels, lots and parts OF lots OF
REAL ESTATE, described in the proceeding
list, or so much thereof as may be necessary TO
pay the taxes, penalties, and assessments charged
thereon, will be sold by the Treasurer of York
county, S. c., at his office in said county, on
MONDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL, 1887,
unless said taxes, assessments and penalties be
paid before that time, and such sale will be con-
tinued from day to day, until all OF said parcels,
lots and parts Of lots be sold offered for sale
w. B. WILLIAMS, Auditor York County.
March IS IL 2t
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OBITU AIRY.

DIED-At his residence in Kings Mountain
township, on Tuesday night, March 14th, 1887,
Capt. JOSEPH w. BEAMGUARD, aged about
sixty years.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
(NOME to us for School Books and Stationery.
u KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON.
. MI AY 81 M AY. @
j DRUGGISTS. ID

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
VOU can save money by buying your Drugs
and Medicines from us. All goods at rock
bottom prices and terms liberal. Try us, it is
all we ask and then say your say.
B. B. B.
Will tell you what is what this week, and don't
you forget that MAY & MAY is the place to
get supplied and prices to suit.
=. =. =.
We have a large stock of S. s. S. and won't let
any one undersell us. Come and get one bottle
or dozen and learn our prices.
kINCH, KINCH.
Plenty in stock. Come and ask what 1t Is and
try it. Morphine always on hand. Now Is the
time to get your Tobacco to run your hands.
Come and zee what Tow prices we can sell you at.
MAY & MAY.
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Ready-Made Clothing,

Ready-Made Clothing,
Including our nice fitting fine Cincinnati Cloth
ing which just turns all others down in fits, and
is as cheap as any Clothing on the market. See
our Clothing before you buy.
OUR SPRING MILLINERY
Has Just arrived-second stock-incuding all
the latest Novelties in Hats, Bonnets, Flowers,
Plumes Gauzes, Silks, Crepes, Velvets, black
Dress silks, colored Dress Silks, Lining Silks.
Hardly. any lady in the comfy gets married
without consulting Mrs. Dobson. She has eve
rything you want. Can furnish everything ex-
cept the groom. Bloom of Youth, which makes
all kinds Of Face Powders and Perfumeries. In
Millinery we send out always good styles and
specially good work. Just compare our Millin-
cry work with any other and see the difference.
Our Dress-Making Department
Is now in full blast, turning out dresses every
day. Nice fits and good work. Just look and
compare our Dress Making with any that is
turned out and see the difference in the work.
Do not take our word for it, but for yourself.
Our prices are low and work good. Always
cash.
We keep all kinds of Sewing Machines from
80. so to $4,000 Also all kinds of Needles.
JUST RECEIVED
Ladies' Gloves of all kinds, Hosiery, Collars,
Cuffs, and the prettiest Ruchng in town. Some
entirely new patterns.
Butterick's Patterns always on hand.
SHIRTS.
Gold, Silver and Winston Shirts always. on
hands best in market, for the money.
CASH BUYERS
Will always find lowest prices at the Old Chaps.
Il. NJ. DOBSON & CO.,
Leaders in Millinery and Dress Making.
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BUckIen's Arnica Salve.

bUCh1cH hSs@HSos
The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcere, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Ietter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by LOWRY d STARR.
July IA S ~
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II. M. DOBSON & co.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
WYE have just received our Spring Stock of
w Goods, which are beautiful. White Goods
in large quantities and very pretty, including all
the latest Novelties in white and colored Robes.
Also Hamburg and Swiss Edgings and Insert
ings and Flounces. We haye the largest assort-
ment of Hamburgand Swiss Edgings ever shown
in Yorkville. Come, see and be convinced.
DRESS GOODS
Are pretty, including all the latest novelties in
combination Suits, and Lawns of all colors.
Just received 80 Dress Patterns, in combination
Suits, the prettiest we ever saw and cheap. Tow
els, Piques, dotted Swisses, and Scrims, at all
prices. Cheese Cloth, all colors. Black Bunt-
ings and Lawns and all kinds of Notions. Col
ored and white Damasks. A large assortment of
Corsets and Bustles. Also, Jerseys, Madras
Cloth, colored Fantaise, Nunsveilings, Leno
Stripes, tinted India Linens, Seersuck ers. and
everything usually found in first-class Dry
Goods Store. All kinds ofCottonades and Jeans.
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9. THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, Of Bour-
bon. Ind, says "Both myself and wife owe our
lives to SHfLOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE.
Sold by MAY & May.
10. ARE YOU MADE miserable by 1ndiges-
ton. Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. Sold by MAY & MAY.
II. WHY Will YOU cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief? Price 10 cents
so cents and $l.0O. Sold by MAY q MAY.
y. SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY..apos-
tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker
Mouth. Sold by MAY & MAY.
I3. "HACKMETACK," a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and so cents. Sold by MAY
Il MAY.
ii. SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately re-
lieve Group, Whooping Cough, and Bronchltls'
Sold by MAY & NAY.
Is. FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint.
YOU have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Sold
by MAY &MAY.
l6 A NASAL INJECTOR free with.e bot
tleof Shilohs Catarrh Remedy. Price 2 cents.
Sold by MAY & MAY.
September29 80 ~
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
yUlHE undersigned offers FOR RENT for the
year 1887, one-story DWELLING HOUSE,
containing four rooms. For particulars, apply
to l.. NJ. GRIST.
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Including our nice fitting fine Cincinnati Cloth
ing, which just turns all others down in fits, and
is as cheap as any Clothing on the market. See
our Clothing before you buy.
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FARM LOANS.

FARM LOANS,
TN ANY AMOUNT from $500 to $40, 900. upon
l six years time. Interest payable annually
For further particulars. apply to
c.. T.. SPENCER, Attorney at Law.
January5 tt
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vIRGINIA's DEBT.
hnhone Thinks 1t Cnn be Estimated nnd
7 tIFtt'Eh, Should be Paid, ltlFFr g.E

Malone Thinks It Gun be Estimated nnd
'FIFtF'li Should be Paid, E9l g
WARRINGTON, DO, Marchs s.-The Alex.
andria Gazette publishes an interesting
statement concerning General Mahone'l
vlewB on, the State debt. Prior ia
bis departure from Washington the: Gen.
eral had conversation upon this subject
with a prominent Virginia Republican
who has been in his confidence long
time, and said with emphasis, that he
would allow his right arm to wither in It's
socket before, by word or deed Of his, or
through any influence he might pos.
sess, he would aid in repudiattng one
cent OF the just indebtedness OF the
State. He was not, no said, at present
prepared to present his views at length or
divulge his plans for settlement, but at the
proper time he would make them known,
In reference to the amount Of the debt,
he thinkn there is no difficulty In ite
aacertainment, and that il the State and
her creditors will employ three able fnan.
ciers, OF this country or from abroad, he
would guarantee to demonstrate to them,
by facts and figures, thesumthe State owes,
aud whatever might be their decision he
would pledge himselft to abideb 1t and use
all bis intlnenee to secure its adoption. OF
his future political course the General is
uncertain, but 1t is the belief that he will
90 into the fight the coming fall, and will
the leadership; and, in event OF
success crowning his efforts, be will again
20 to the Senate. 7H ,,'H
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clevelands Sympathetic Message.
NEw YORK, March S.-The following
was among the kilograms received at the
Reecher mansion To-day.
RICHES AMoNG FILTH,

Denth of AIIserly Mechanic-Thousard ds
of Doliurs Found iii His Room.
NEwBuEYroRr, MASS, Me,cu S.-Leyis
Pike, a we'll known Newburyport me-
chanic, whose income judging from out.
ward appearances, was barely sufficient
to keep the wolf from the door," died on
Saturday afternoon, leaving handsome
property. He rsiused to allow his board.
ing norse mistress 10 call in a physician,
and his last injunction Was that no
funeral services should be held over his
body. -
After his death a box containing nearly
81 500 in silver coin and dozen blank
book which represented the full amount
allowed By law, and other valuables
amounting to fully $4,000 were found
within resch OF his hand. In his room
were found packed clothing Of every de.
scr!piion, and large variety OF articles,
evidently stolen property, rs he had been
known for several years to have been
a fence" or receiver of stolen pro-
party. In the midst Of the rubbish,
on a single cot beadstead, lay
the body Of Pike in q filthy condition.
Pike WAS born in South Boston, in 1921 ,
and came here twenty years ago to work
at his trade as & mason. In March, 1885,
he was convicted OF receiving stolen prop
erty and fined S55 and costs. He drew a
CHECK for the amount, and it was then
learned that he had several thousand dol
lars on deposit, It is supposed that his
nearest relations are four cousins, Rev.
DR.: Pike and Francis Lord, OF this city,
and two in New Hampshire. The de.
ceased never married. "A, X o..
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BALTIMORE, MD., March s.-Howard
Fisher, sged II years, was shot and almost
instantly killed last night by Grafton
Jonep, at Hamden village in Baltimore
County. David Mcclellan called on a
young lady living in the house and threat
ened to kill her and himself at the same
time drawing pistol. Miss Cowley and
her companion, Miss McLane, ran up
stairs followed by Mcclellan. Miss Cow
ley reached her own room and Mics Nc
Lane ran into Jones' room. Mcclellan,
supposipg Miss Cowley WAS in the same
room, fred through the panel Of the door
and the ball took effect in the shoulder OF
Miss McLane. The asssi!ant then fled,
but WAS captured, and the youth Fisher
was sent back to a!lay the fears Of the
lady. He went 10 the door OF Jones'
room and the letter, supposing that Nc
Clellan hsd returned, fred shot through
the door which killed Fisher. A Jury at
the inquest e1onerated Jones.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In Wcst Virginia
tf and vicintty ~. If. .-HHr

Accidents and Incidents In Wost Virginia
and Vicinity.
A S75, 900 hotel is to be erected at Hunt.
ington. i'.'N ~. =
Thirty.tive Berkeley county farmers lett
for Kansas few days ago. II ~
A Western Union telegraph line will be
run from Clarksburg to Fairnont.
While Luther Brock was attempting TO
cross Parker's Run, near Riyesyille, Ma,
rion county, on horseback, Sunday. he
was thrown from his saddle and drowned,
A few days ago Samuel schaw gave a
man named Jones $500 and sent him out
from Grafton to buy beef cattle. Jones
has not been heard of and is sunnosed IN
have been murdered. 5.- = =
a we'll dressed woman is going about
over the State pretending to teach stamp.
ing, also trying to beat ladies out OF money
by pretending to reatore gray hair, pro.
ducs plumpness, etc.
William A. Guthrie, a young man nm.
ployed as book-keeper st the Mount Car
bon Mines, was killed Sunday night near
that station, on the Chesapeake < Ohio
railroad, by an engine striking him on the
head as he sat too near the track. i
Sunday night barn belonging to Sam.
uel McGrew, three miles north Of 81.
Clairsville, was totally destroyed by fire.
together with a large amount OF hay and
grain, thirteen hogs and twelve oheep
Loss s., 500; insured for ST 900 in the Ohio
Farmer. Supposed to be the work Of an
inCendiary, ssIIga1 - - 80
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WAsHlSaros, D. G., March s,-Tbe
Collector Of Customs at Toledo recently
forwarded TO the Treasury Department q
complaint received by him from the
keeper Of the West Sister light, Lake
Erie, and others, tina: certain persons
during the last apring and fall have been
stretching nets for fishing On the reefs and
shoals OF tho waters about West Sister
Island, contrary to the existing law. The
matter Was referred to the Solicitor Of the
Treasury, who has given an opinion that
inasmuch as there is no Uaited States
statute iorbiddiug such fishing, the Col
lector has no authority to interfere in the
matter: He suggests, however, that as
the Island is public reservation, the
light house keeper might be instructed to
forbid any occupation Of its shores, or Of
the waters in its immediate vicinity that
may in any way interfere with the oh.
jects OF the light houee establishment,
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pressing aid, and the ambnlances received
their load and galloped back to tho hospi.
THE SCENE ON THE STREET,

Ten had fallen from the track all told.
that ia ten were found dead or injured. II
any escaped unhurt they were not count.
ed. The three at the bottom OF tho hean
were dead. They had fallen head Amt
and had smashed In their skulls, one and
oil. For them ~ dead wagon was
called and they were taken to tho morgpe,
Several OF them were more or less des-
perately injured and some Of them will
die. "a t'H'sN.5g 7,7TT'' ~" - va :"
The fire that caused the accident WAS in
Nicoll's tailor store, at las and l47
Bowery. It gained such hesdway that
the whole available force OF firemen in
tho district were summoned to fight II.
The flames spread to the low frame build.
ings Nos. l43 and 140 on either side OF the
burning building. It took the firemen
fully one and half hours to get the upper
hand Of the flames, but In that time The
buildings we're entirely destroyed and
those abutting upon them in Christie
street and Broome street, filed with
water and badly damaged. The total loss
was not less than 100000. l'lEf5S A
An unknown man who WAS taken To the
New York hospital suffering from concus-
sion Of the brain, died at noon. Another
name Of an injured man added to the list
previously obtained is that OF William
Doyle, aged Is years. He had fractured
Bkuli, and will die. Another oil the ten
remaining victims is Judas SIM, a clerk.
The other Is no doubt a carpenter named
Patrick McCabe. |, -''''
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Couldn't Get ovey the Luw,

WASHINGTON, March s.-Application
was recently made 10 the Treasury De.
partment for an allowance Of damage on
an importation'of wool. Notwithstanding
the application for such allowance was
not msde within ten days from the date Of
landing. the importers Represented that
they we're prevented from filing the
application within the required
time by reason Of the delay in
transferring the merchandise from
tho import vessel. to the bonded
lighter and to the delay in unloading from
the lighter, because Of bad weather, and
the strike Of the 'longshoremen. The ap-
plication was denied by acting Secretary
Fairchild, because he did not think the
reasons cited sufficient to authorize him to
disregard the plain provisions OF the law,
governing allowances for damage. t
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Amount Appropria,c,l by y'coprr,,ss.u, !, u (

#.a S.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March S.-A state.
ment OF tho footings Of the appropriation
bills passed at tho last session of Congress,
has been completed by the Clerks OF the
Senate and House Committees on App,o.
priationa to-day. 1t is as follows:
Agricultural, l,oas. $50; army, s223, 724,- :
rs; diplomatic and consular, 81, ,429. .942 !;
District of Columbia, 81 $500; Iudiap,
s5,226.s07; legislative. $50, ,70l ,25l; mill
tary academy, S4l9, 1886; navy, So, 1853, lG5; j;
pensions, SIC. .252, 500; post office, sos ,694,-
$50; .'sundry civil, 500 .ss9,A 400; Mexican
pension deficiency, $G,30OOOO; public
printing deficiency, S107, 900; miscellsne-
GUS appropriations, estimated, s3,5O0,O0O.
Total Of actual appropriations, S247 ,367,-
Ia. H5s i : "a
The River and Harbor bill, which was
not signed, appropriated S9,0l3,sOO, and
the Deficiency bill, which did nos pass
though it was agreed upon in conference,
carried an appropriation OF S4,275,O23.
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NGT long since Mr.. Beecher engaged to
write cnce week on a current topic for q
syndicate OF newspapers, embracing the
most important in tho country. The IN
TEL,cgScEn thought itself fortunate to be
admitted into the circle, and several Of the
Reecher letters were published. The pro-
tests against them were mauy and pro.
nounced, come OF them violent. Moet Of
'ae writer's took pains to cay that their
objection was to the man-they did not
like Ar. Beecher, and they were offended
to havo his writings placed before them.
Not one reader Of the INTELLlaENcER ex-
preasei his liking Tor the articles or wish
TO have them continued. AS there was no
vital question at stake to be defended at
all hazards, and since the articles were
bought for the readers Of the paper, under
the peculiar circumstances their pubIica-
ton was discontinued. This sids light on
The career OF noted man is strongly aug.
gesttye. -
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Thiuk 1t Is an Iufernnl ,,oc,,yno

WASHINGTON, March S.-A package has
been received at the dead letter Office
which was mailed in Boston, and I'D :
dressed to the Prince Of Wales, London,
England. 1t was held for postage. When
it was opened it was found to contain a
brass figure OF Christ, evidently detached
from smal! cruci6x, and small glass
tube containing white liquid, and hav-
ing two wires running through the tube
and projected from both ends. A paper
enclosed contained an incoherent sen.
tence. The dead letter officials we're op.
prehenaive that the glass tube might bs
an Internal machine, as it was carefully
packed in cotton, and they are trying to
find some one who will test the qualities
Of tho LIQUID. ~ ~. ~. \. - u
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TnE iispatch announcing the suspen.
aiou OF State University students for
cheating at examipa.iops, is too mesgre
to base u iudgmen: on. The INrELLlGEN-
cEH is not prepared to endorse the crlti-
cisn on one OF the faculty, for its advices
dono; icc.uds the ground on which that
criticism rostn. I.is not to be supposed
th'tthU ntudents were suspended without
god tassons, for it 10 no. at all probable
tha. the faculty would wantonly DO a
vro1s or be eager to cut down tho NUN.
be' OF strdents. II tho suspended stu
dents desire hearing, Of course they may
have It through the lNTRLLlGEscKR.
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IntliRnuDOlin Wins.

NEw YosK, March s.-rhe second days
session OF the National Base Ball League
was finished this evening. The St. Louis
club accepted the offer OF $4,000 for It's
franchise, and the Indianapolis club was
then formally admitted. The players
over whom there has been so much dis.
cnssion will all 90 to the now club and
indianapolis cannot sell them to any
other club for one year. The League
offered Kansas City Sc 600 for its fran
chise ard players, The Kansas City men
will give their answer to the League to-
morrow. The League afterwards offered
the "cow boys" $1,000 for McQuery,
Passett, Donnelly, Whitney, Myers and
Radiord, and s. 500 for the five without
Radtord, but they refused.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

President Cleveland will be fifty years
old on the 18th inst. g,
The river at Memphis has reached the
1882 mark, which was the highest ever
known. t@ lr5 sts
One hundred and sixty printers and
binders in the Government Printing Office
expect their discharge this week.
Randall, Gile & Shallie's boot and shoe
house, at Boston, have failed, with $50, 900
liabilities. IE,! (. Iii..'. /.
l Commissioner Sparks has ordered The
registration to entry on Il, 800 acres Of land
near Reed City, Mich. -al
Isaac Roaenstein and Jesse Harris, rival
erocars Of Memphis, quarrelod, and Roaen.
stein fred upon the other, killing him.
Fourteen worknen were precipitated
from a scafold at the New keystone
Market house, Reading, Pa, Albert Dor.
bet being fatally injured.
War against the saloons at Ellsworth,
ILL.,, has been declared, and one shop was
raided by women, and all the liquor in it
poured into the street. @ !! =
When DR.. McGlynn gets we'll he will be
required to 60 to Rome to answer for Of
tending against the Church discipline. II
he does not go he will be condemned for
contumacy. no.
Advicea received by the Department Of
Agriculture indicate that the influx Of en-
igrants from Europe to Canada will be
greater this year than ever before. The
rush is expected to begin early in April.
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1rnlcA, N. Y, March s.-The boiler in
W. F. Thompson's tub factory, exploded
this afternoon with terrific force, Fireman
Rollin Morton was, killed instantly, and
bis body terribly mangled. Orrin Harvey,
aged sixteen, died shortly after the ex-
plosion. Il. Wilson was 30 badly injured
that he cannot recover. Several. others
were severely injured. A number are
missing, and it is feared they are buried
beneath the ruins. The factory WAS COM
pletely ruined, andNt tho falling brick and
debris did considerable damage to tin
roofs and glass. I'd. X 81.
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: Swlndliug CONCERN Cnucht Up.

Ew-YoRK, March s.-For number Of
months the postofIice authorities have
received complaints from ell parts OF the
country about a concern doing buoipess
at No. 4S Maiden Lane, kuown as the
Victor Watch Company, which was flood
ing tho mails with circulars, advertising
cheap watches. Inspector Hartshorn die
closed the fsct that the concern was a
gigantic swindle. 1t was run by man
named Charles West. Hea dvertised gold
plated watches for Sc so, received the
money and nevec cent the watches. West
has made thousands Of dol!ars out Of the
echema #n." .t#H.T U..|.' ..g J. u -
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Bclva Lockwood's Return.

At the request OF number OF citixsns,
who were disappointed in not getting to
hear Mrs. lockwood, the committee have
secured her return on next Friday even.
ing, when she may be heard at the Opera
House in her lecture OF peculiar interest
to everybody, "iNomen Of To-day" And
those who were 80 fortunate as to have
heard her, can we'll believe that she will
make 1t very interesting and instructive.
The lecture will no doubt bs we'll at
tended. r.Fs G-.Y...5'l2T -. =